Fig. 1Blood supply of the humeral head. 1: a.xillary artery, 2: posterior circumflex artery, 3: anterior circumflex artery, 4: anterolateral branch of the anterior circumflex artery, 5: greater tuberosity, 6: lesser tuberosity, 7: insertion of the subscapularis tendon, 8: constant site of entry of the anterolateral branch into bone, and 9: intertubercular groove17).
Fig. 2Neer's classification of proximal humerus fractures32).
Fig. 3
Percutaneous pin fixation.
(A) Preoperative AP view.
(B) Preoperative axillary view.
(C) Postoperative AP view.
Fig. 4
Internal fixation with fibular allograft.
(A) Preoperative AP view.
(B) Preoperative 3D-CT image.
(C) Postoperative AP view.
Fig. 5
Internal fixation with intramedullary nail.
(A) Preoperative X-ray.
(B) Postoperative X-ray.
Fig. 6
Hemiarthroplasty in patient with 4-part proximal humeral fracture.
(A) Preoperative AP view.
(B) Preopetative CT image.
(C) Postoperative AP view.